Sentences with phrase «cent cap»

Remove 50 per cent cap on faith - based admissions in free schools.

The government is reportedly set to review the 1 per cent cap on teacher pay — meaning it could potentially be lifted this year.

However, the government has committed to lifting the 50 per cent cap in order to encourage faith groups to open new schools.

Consequently, the 21 - cent cap remains in place.

The government is currently under pressure to announce more funding for schools after it lifted the one - per - cent cap on public sector pay.

The most contentious example at the moment is public sector pay, where for seven years we have had a one per cent cap in place on pay increases.

Remember, assuming a five per cent CAP rate purchase price, for every $ 1,000 overstated in the seller's net operating income, you overpay $ 20,000 in value that does not exist.

He added: «Religious and non-religious people alike recognise that both children and society are best served when people from a range of different backgrounds are brought together to learn with and from one another, and that is exactly what the 50 per cent cap sought to achieve.»

QARP, which stands for Quality at a Reasonable Price, seeks investment results that correspond generally to the performance, before fees and expenses, of the Russell 1000 2Qual / Val 5 per cent Capped Index.

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Let's say buyers demand a six - per - cent cap for the above property that you purchased for $ 1,111,000, which still generates $ 50,000 NOI.

Tuition — Students have found their tuition rates double under the B.C. Liberal government, and despite a two - per - cent cap on rates, the Clark government was directing universities to institute new mandatory fees on students as a way to get around it.

$ 50,000 NOI / five - per - cent cap rate = $ 1,000,000 property value.

The government will retain the 50 per cent cap on faith admissions for free schools, but will make it easier for faith groups to open new voluntary - aided faith schools to meet local demand.

The Fed had initially suggested a 12 - cent cap on the fees merchants pay for debit - card transactions, which pleased the small - business community and upset the banking industry.

«The current pay freeze and the one per cent cap on future increases will ensure public sector workers enjoy an equality of misery with employees in parts of the private sector,» he said.

The City Council's final offer on a compromise is language to change the fee to a hard five cent cap, and add a sunset provision (famous in Albany) and first reported by David Giambusso of Politico.

Rigid one per cent capping is also too process - orientated as benefit recipients are not — by that very token — «earners» in that capacity but individuals or families in financial need who additionally input into, local economies.

In the days after the Budget, unease grew as Harriet Harman, the party's acting leader, and Chris Leslie, the shadow chancellor, signalled that Labour would not oppose Conservative policies such as the 1 per cent cap on public - sector pay rises for four years and the reduced benefit cap of # 20,000 (# 23,000 in London).

The Pay Review Body has looked carefully at the issue and the Government should not have rejected its advice and gone further than a one per cent cap, which the Chancellor himself announced.

However, the BHA has warned that 100 per cent religiously selective Christian schools are «less diverse» and admit a far higher proportion of children classified as «of white origin'than schools which operate under the 50 per cent cap on religious selection or do not select on religious grounds at all.

The survey followed the government's proposals to lift the 50 per cent cap on religious selection in faith schools included in the education green paper, which would effectively allow them to select 100 per cent of pupils based on their religious background.

BHA analysis found that in existing Church of England free schools, 63 per cent of pupils are classified as «of white origin» in those that operate under the 50 per cent cap, but this increases to 78 per cent in those that religiously select all of their places.

A key part of Theresa May's argument for removing the 50 per cent cap was that it was specifically limiting new Catholic schools from opening, however, 63 per cent of Catholic respondents told the BHA they were also opposed to religious selection.

Jay Harman, BHA education campaigner, said: «Today's research reveals that the proposals run entirely counter to the evidence, which clearly demonstrates that the 50 per cent cap has dramatically improved ethnic and religious integration in religious state schools.

Speaking in London, while also announcing plans to open new grammar schools, May said the 50 per cent cap was an obstacle that was stopping more good faith schools opening and said that the government should «confidently promote» the role that faith schools play in a diverse school system.

As a result, May said she would lift the 50 per cent cap to «allow the growth in capacity that Catholic schools can offer».

While some independent pay bodies have recommended pay rises in recent years, the 1 per cent cap has largely remained in place.

Schools Week has previously revealed how salaries for some chief executives have soared, despite the 1 per cent cap on pay increases for teachers.

Although the body is expected to recommend uplifts for teachers, which fall broadly in line with the government's 1 per cent cap on public sector pay rises, school leaders were still hoping the report and government response would be published before the pre-referendum «purdah» period kicks in tomorrow.

The government has offered «support» to groups wanting to set up new VA schools as a compromise after it abandoned plans to scrap the 50 - per - cent cap on faith - based admissions at over-subscribed free schools.

The removal of the 50 per cent cap on faith - based admissions for over-subscribed free schools is one of the key proposals in the government's green paper on increasing selection in schools.

The heads of some of the country's largest academy chains have pocketed pay rises totalling more than # 80,000 this year — despite a 1 per cent cap on pay increases for their teachers.

It was suggested this week that the new education secretary Damian Hinds plans to remove the 50 - per - cent cap on pupils of the same religion being admitted to faith schools.

Justine Greening has asked the School Teachers» Review Body, which makes recommendations for teacher's salaries, to consider a «more flexible approach to public sector pay» — repeating calls already made by the Treasury after the 1 per cent cap was lifted.

«What this data shows is it would be Catholic families who would inevitably lose out because of the 50 - per - cent cap,» he said.

However, the new education secretary Damian Hinds has said he will get rid of the 50 - per - cent cap on faith - based admissions to oversubscribed free schools.

Another policy from last year's consultation (which hasn't been published) and relates to the current 50 per cent cap on faith - based admissions for over-subscribed free schools.

Pay good teachers more Performance - related pay has allowed schools to do this, but an overall 1 per cent cap on rises means uplifts beyond 1 per cent always come at the detriment of other staff's paybill.

Faith leaders, politicians and education experts have signed a joint letter asking the education secretary to reconsider his plans to remove the 50 - per - cent cap on faith - based admissions to over-subscribed free schools.

The watchdog warns that just 60 per cent of schools will be «on formula» by 2019 - 20 because of a 3 per cent cap on how much any school can lose over the next two years.

A spokesperson for the Catholic Education Service argued that the 50 per cent cap «hasn't created diversity».

For example, motor insurance from Bajaj Allianz General Insurance has a 50 per cent cap.

The same five - per - cent cap rate computes a property value of $ 966,000.

Real estate investors must be very careful about purchasing an investment property under a five - per - cent cap rate, at which many retail plazas and multifamily properties are currently trading, with a down payment of 25 per cent or less.

If you had accepted a 4.5 - per - cent cap on a NOI of $ 50,000 for the property above, you'd have purchased the property for $ 1,111,100.

They may have heard that the property next door to the one under consideration sold «at a seven - per - cent cap» — when that might just be on «broker» numbers that overstated the NOI.

But what government universally fails to understand is that $ 3,600 / year of net operating income (NOI) represents $ 72,000 of an investment property's equity (at a five per cent cap), against which an investor - landlord could typically borrow 75 per cent loan - to - value.